I think the relationship between Jaime and Brienne through the show is fantastic, but I'm afraid Jaime was doomed even before the story began. Breaking oaths spells disaster in the world of GoT. And the writers may have already foreshadowed that Brienne and Jaime will finally face each other on a battlefield, and…

Killing innocent people bothers her. That's why she rejected becoming a tool of the nameless god and went back to being Arya. I think it's interesting how the show's been toying with her becoming a heartless murderer, but in the end she refused. She has too much compassion. That's why she said that she wanted and she…

It can't be a matter of numbers, I think. That's the whole point about Hardhome. They must have a way to destroy the power of the White Walkers over the dead, probably killing them all somehow, with Valyrian steel, magic, dragonfire or whatever…

I died before the movie even began. My mother was so disappointed.

So true….

I for one hate Hatari! It feels to me like a tired revisit of old Hawks plots and characters. On the other hand I love El Dorado, with its themes of aging and mortality and a very sympathetic "villain" and John Wayne recurring to tricks to win the day because he's no longer the invincible gunfighter. And I like it…

You're right as usual, Adrian. :)

Yup bis.

Yup.

True. A quick visit to a bookshop might have given them some inkling about ER Burroughs not being as much of a household name among young readers as he used to be back in the early 20th century.

He is to me, anyway. :)

Maybe. Maybe not. Jackson is a very good actor, and I've seen him in those ads on the NYT looking definitely sartorial. Also, the Bruce Wayne of DKR is not the suave, ladies' man of his early years…

I'm not sure about a Year One Batman, but if it's an aging, bitter as fuck Batman, then I'd definitely go with Idris. And If it we're talking mad, Dark Knight Returns Batman, then it would have to be Samuel L: Jackson.

Watching someone say utterly ridiculous stuff can be funny too.

Yes! Tyyyyyres! I'm so happy whenever I spot him in some British stuff. Third best reason to watch Luther. After Idris and wicked Alice….

Absolutely, those guys absorb myth from their mother's milk. The minute Colin Farrell asked for a knive at the diner I went "noooo, he's gonna go full Greek on his eeeeeyes!"

People in the comments complain about the lack of plan in the story, while I find it so well thought out. The ending with the final test on romantic love was perfect. And devastating. And funny.

OOh. True, no cat in sight throughout the film, that I remember…

I couldn't stop laughing. I thought it horrifying too. Found it a more realistic depiction of life than many more 'conventional' films…

That so? I had the impression I've come up with hundreds of them…